Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-01
NEWS AND NOTES.

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Rubwrite is the latest explosive and is
working wonders in English coal mines.
A crack base ball player gets from two
to three times as much salary as United
states Senator.
Geronimo is employed in making gar
dens at Fort Plckens. He expects to raise cab
bage this year.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia
THINKS Grover Cleveland Will be renominated
by the Democ ats.
W. H. Price, poor writing teacher of
Y MIA, Ohio, has fallen heir to $50, 90 IL En-
gland. He used to be bOotblack
A thirty-two-foot spruce log was re-
Gently sawed into boards in PCget Sound mill
and made $500 feet of lumber wi hout knot.
1t is estimated that the beggars of
Rome receive S 100000 year in aims ard that
500 of them are worth from $4,000 TO $4,000
each.
The Ohio Legislature has passed bill
Increasing the Governors salary TO S3fO0. 1t
" not 60 into effect until the next admins
tratiOn.
Recent estimates place the total amount
paid by thu Unit d States in soldiers pension
since the close Of the war of the rebellion at
$S6S, 00U COO
Ia boring & we'll near Pine Grove, Es
merelda UNITY, New. steam of a t mperaInre
hot enough TO COOK potatoes struck at q
depth of sixty feet below the surface.
James II. Mari, eighty one years Of age,
and Inez L wreuson, eighty -four, are the olde t
employees nc the Postal department, washing
ton. They were appointed by Andrew Jackson
in 1881.
Fourty-f0ur whiskey TASKS were found
In the hall ter he adj 'ur0 ment of the Id no
legislature One OF them was net quite empty,
and is suppose d to have been dropped by some
stranger
In view Of the recent decision Of the
Supreme court, tax Collectors in Mississippi
have b. en- n titled to stop cOllecling tax on
commercial Travellers and whisky drummers.
The annua' revenue from those sources was
$4,000 Ia that state.
The Russian army is said to be honey
combed with a revolutionary element, and pre-
Oictions ave maue that there will b. military
rising I'M ess the country very soon employs
the Cisatf % ted troops in Campaign at dis
lance from the sce!.e Of agitation.
Mrs. Sarah Bland of WOrthington,
Ind claims TO be the oldest persO in the state
ch- was born IN Virginia in 1882, has 'Ine
eleven en- idren, ten of whom e ltvi &, and
q coroing TO the WOrthingIon Times has never
be 81 Il enough to call n physician
The discovery Of rich gold deposits in
British Columbia, close Othe ina sinary bound
ar, line between that province and Alaska, il S
fe red may 10 81 riOus trUu lie II the 81 tual
boundary > not Cefined Def re shy attempt is
made TO develop these valuable f-ds.
Mrs Helen Cougar has sent an open
ietteI 10 me women Vi haLsas, VINO are W VOC
In me u uhiCip pa eiecIio . sas t"B IoV WI.
be required TO give your name. DO not give
our nusba DIS nj or your PIT name, bat the
ore by which you were chTistened."
a man in Kansas City has a fan owned
and used by Martina Washington. On 1t IS
painted the only portrait eXCGnt or Wellington
in his youth. IL re resents MIN at tn age o.
seventeen, clad in a captains uniform. About
MIN are angels, goudeH5GS anu INDIANS.
Whom cottOn-seed oil in q s0Ii6ifai
e.,, rI-a, ofror,'d - bo,sat o.,1ore "a q nIao1
~ i1 ""9 ~ F ii o.
an az 80 ''l,.as a. 800 70 ha III,.ataobio
Made into bogus lard 1t sells readily and is
greatly liked, though 1t is twice as costly as in
It's purer and better form.
Tho Ageis+on+ Ivnitad S+e+as Traosu
~ $3.50
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W. W d IN CLI - CO &c . n 600 S ' ~ W
NE Ilt mE ~ Zoo Pc u5 vi ti NJ
the Assis ant Treasure, TOR redemptlon, end
they Will receive attention according TO prece-
dence.
Tho otber dow proFaucOr Toonn0 q Nov
1nS o'i0l ""y iOi0eoOI 'HinG0 " "lnJ
or saIem Ihu., CohcIuuep lhaI ne h4I taut NJ
ION eIou8n, AM Ioaet ms sCio d. Ile C'oSe
rs the uay Ine ~ elsh!ll an lVeIeAry oI nlS
ma ilase ~ mau peeh TO-, o5aGnms LOT SKY mEe
YEAR, naFlnk epout 10 u"JS ~ INC 81 iooi
an energetic and eucceSsful teacher
YEAR eo, st Now Redford Mass the
"i 80 - u $50 y oII,' 1 ~
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"'ioh H"'i"S Pi0''u q wi" l0'0 "'o0''
Two veterans of the war of 1912 have
9ieq recently. one was Joseph a Lloyd OF
IT. t 81 no az IN 10 10 Vt1 - lit, ~,
IA , 10y Oiay 81 90 al INC neI ~ 40
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The bounty OF cents placed on each
Jack rabbit scalp is resulting In great slaughter
of the pests in Ca ifOrnia The ElkO Indep n
dent says that on recent oay certifca es for
bounty on 10000 sea ps re presented to the
Boad OF County Com ml3sione s, and Fhe od Harm
a. 80 t , ~ ~ "sU io'u VI 'V0O 'Or
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TIE mica mines of North Carolina pro-
duce sbout a ton ner month of the mineral
W ich ia used BIZ the stove manrfa turers of
t e north The recent discovery OF mica mines
in Washington te rit nv of q ia; sut prior quail
ity Of mica viii reduce The values of the North
Carolina mines The blocks or The metaI In
the western mines are much larger, and the
nina clearer and superior in all respects to
any before discovered.
A wine factory has been built at Are
dondo. AlsChua county, Fla by several Eng
lishmen of C pita 1t being the intention of this
concern 70 manufacture Orange wine and bring
1t to q Ugh state of perfection. This will be